Inter State sale declarations: assessing authorities may order movement but reassessment or revision remains under state sales tax law. The amendment revises section 6A(2) to allow the assessing authority, if a declaration is true and no inter State sale has occurred, to make an order at or before assessment so that movement of goods continues subject to section 6A(3); section 6A(3) permits reassessment on discovery of new facts and revision where findings are contrary to law, with such reassessment or revision to follow the State's general sales tax law.
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Inter State sale declarations: assessing authorities may order movement but reassessment or revision remains under state sales tax law.
The amendment revises section 6A(2) to allow the assessing authority, if a declaration is true and no inter State sale has occurred, to make an order at or before assessment so that movement of goods continues subject to section 6A(3); section 6A(3) permits reassessment on discovery of new facts and revision where findings are contrary to law, with such reassessment or revision to follow the State's general sales tax law.
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